PTTEP, Halliburton Ink Automation Deal

Tuesday, October 1, 2019

PTTEP, a national petroleum exploration and production company in Thailand, selected Halliburton Landmark for joint development of new well design workflow to automate drilling and completion engineering processes across the well lifecycle, the US-based oilfield services company announced.

Halliburton said the new workflow is based on PTTEP well design initiative which will be developed using Landmark Digital Well Program, an application within DecisionSpace 365, which transforms how wells are constructed and delivered by combining a digitalized planning and design process with engineering models on a single and open platform. The product will support all new wells drilled and leverage data from more than 1,500 existing wells to reduce planning cycle times, enable automation, advanced analytics and optimize well design.  

“We are excited to collaborate with PTTEP with the goal of improving drilling engineering performance. Digital Well Program, as an out of the box product with best in class workflows, will allow PTTEP to extend their existing drilling and completions practices to enable faster and more accurate well delivery,” said Sid Whyte, senior vice president of Halliburton Asia Pacific. “This contract demonstrates Halliburton’s commitment to understanding customer challenges and applying the right technology that maximizes their asset value.”  

Categories: Technology Contracts Drilling Asia Automation Completions Digital

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